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Board adopts facilities master plan estimating nearly $150 million in immediate needs
Board adopts facilities master plan estimating nearly $150 million in immediate needs

Consultants presented a 5–10 year facilities master plan with about $149.8 million in near-term (0–3 year) priorities and an escalated total near $272 million; the board adopted the framework as guidance, not as an immediate funding commitment.

Board debates whether to publicly oppose Senate Bill 3 as finance staff outline multi-year revenue risk
Board debates whether to publicly oppose Senate Bill 3 as finance staff outline multi-year revenue risk

Trustees heard administration's estimates that Senate Bill 3 could cost the district about $4 million in year one and an estimated $54 million over five years; members disagreed over whether the board should use district resources to advocate and whether to issue a formal position.

Board approves reduced half-day preschool tuition, expands full-day seats and raises vacation-station fees slightly
Board approves reduced half-day preschool tuition, expands full-day seats and raises vacation-station fees slightly

The board approved lowering half-day preschool tuition from $70 to $10 by leveraging state reimbursement, keeping full-day rates flat, expanding full-day classrooms at several elementary schools, and a 3% increase to vacation-station fees to bring programs toward financial sustainability.